Learning from experience: Assistant pro Matt Mackey instructs golfers from Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League teamsin how to chip Sept. 5 during the 10th annual girls golf clinic put on by the Pasatiempo Nine-hole Women's Club. The club hosts the clinic at

Golf tournament on tap in valley
The SLV Alumni Association will host its annual homecoming golf tournament Sept. 28, a Friday, at Boulder Creek Golf & Country Club.
Dinner will follow at Scopazzi’s Restaurant in Boulder Creek.
Teams can enter as a foursome, threesome, twosome or single. 
The cost is $120 for golf, a cart, prizes, a dinner at Scopazzi’s with silent auction and a free ticket to the Sept. 29 football game at SLV or the homecoming game, which was rescheduled for Oct. 13. Tickets for dinner guests are $40.
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Two drain holes-in-one
A Santa Cruz resident and a Scotts Valley resident sank holes-in-one on back-to-back days at Valley Garden’s Golf Course late last month.
Marty Ingram, a resident of West Vine Hill Road just outside of Scotts Valley, used an 8-iron to sink a 96-yard ace on Hole 3 on Aug. 27. Lomaine Azevedo, Pauline Ross and Nancy Graff witnessed the shot by the 65-year-old.
The following day, Aug. 28, Michael Morrell of Santa Cruz sank an ace on the 166-yard eighth hole. Erik Nystrom witnessed the shot.
 
Local to attend hoops academy
Josh Mooney, a former Scotts Valley High and Monte Vista Christian High athlete, will attend La Jolla Preparatory Basketball Academy in La Jolla.
The program allows for an extra year of high school basketball eligibility to prepare players to compete in high-level college basketball programs.
Mooney, who starred in football and basketball in high school, will travel around the country and play 47 games during the season against teams from Oak Hill Academy and other elite programs.
He is the son of Monte Vista Christian basketball coach Dan Mooney.
 
Kicker makes Cal debut
Scotts Valley High graduate Noah Beito, an all-league place kicker, kicked off at the NCAA Division I level for the first time during University of California, Berkeley’s 50-31 win against Southern Utah. His kickoff went 64 yards to the Utah 1-yard line and was returned for 16 yards to the 17-yard line.
Beito is a Cal freshman this fall, and the game was his second in uniform and his first kicking opportunity.
He hopes to travel to Columbus, Ohio, this weekend for the Golden Bears’ matchup with Ohio State. The game will be televised nationally on ABC at 9 a.m. PDT Saturday, Sept. 15.
Beito is a 2012 Scotts Valley High graduate and the son of Bob Beito and Esther Yang.
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